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LEADERSHIP

As Seen Through the Eyes of a Follower

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Pub Date May 25 2017 | Archive Date Sep 13 2017

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Leadership. It is a word thrown about in society often with a sense of awe. Many that have obtained power over others claim to be leaders. Yet, does simply having control make a person a leader? Is there more to this behavior than merely a willingness to give out orders?

LEADERSHIP: As Seen Through the Eyes of a Follower was written with the goal of providing an independent view on this element of human interaction. Classic topics, like follower motivation and teams, are examined. Other less common themes, such as the roles of a leader and unions, are discussed as well. The insights contained within these pages are meant to inspire thought on the subjects addressed. For those wishing to accept the challenge of leadership, the knowledge this book contains may serve as a fresh take on this widely-analyzed discipline.

Leadership. It is a word thrown about in society often with a sense of awe. Many that have obtained power over others claim to be leaders. Yet, does simply having control make a person a leader? Is...


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ISBN 9781457555534
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This is a very perceptive and unusual approach to the business of leadership. Any readers who have 'been there' will relate to the situations which are so sensitively described. It is a clever idea to approach leadership through the eyes of those that are led rather than a third party observer as is often the case in books on this subject. It should be a must for leaders to encourage them to see themselves through the eyes of the led and a good read for those mystified by the behaviour of their current leaders. The book would be an excellent basis for talks on the subject.

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